Fernleigh Track
The Fernleigh Track is an attractive and popular walking and cycling path, created along the route of a former rail corridor in the Newcastle and Lake Macquarie regions of New South Wales.
It provides a pleasant travel route through a bushland setting with links along the way to adjoining residential communities. The track is a popular facility, used for both localised commuting and recreational purposes.
Official opening of the Fernleigh Track
Dust off you bike or get your walking shoes on – the Fernleigh Track is finished!
Celebrate the completion of the 15km shared pathway from Adamstown to Belmont by walking or riding the track. The join in the family fun at Liles Oval, Redhead where there will be loads of free activities.
- face painting
- temporary tattoos
- amusement rides
- displays
- giveaways
- great local entertainment
You can grab a sausage sandwich BBQ, take in a historical photo display. We will be rocked by Anna’s School of music, pepped up by Cardiff Northlakes Brass Band, serenaded by the Redhead Infants singing group, and you will be jigging along with the Clan McEwan Pipe Band and dancers.
There will be plenty of interactive activities to take part in - there is the bike chase game, soccer clinic, cricket clinic, and jungle sports obstacle course.
When: Saturday 2 April
Time: 10am - 2pm
Where: Liles Oval, Cowlishaw Street, Redhead
Find out more about the Fernleigh Track
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Download the Fernleigh Track Map
